3 Best Hotels in Southern Oregon, Oregon

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We've compiled the best of the best in Southern Oregon - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Lone Mountain Resort

$ | 169 Lone Mountain Rd., O'Brien, OR, 97534, USA

Set amid pine forests about midway between Grants Pass and Crescent City and a half hour from Oregon Caves, this bucolic camping resort offers several lodging options, including teepees, small cabins, and one large three-bedroom cabin with private bathrooms that's ideal for families. Although the teepees have beds, guests must bring their own bedding. 

Pros

  • Cabins are well-designed and have French press coffeemakers
  • Less than an hour from north end of Redwood National and State Parks
  • Freshwater swimming pond and beach

Cons

  • Shared bath facilities
  • Very rural area
  • 10-minute drive to Cave Junction restaurants
169 Lone Mountain Rd., O'Brien, OR, 97534, USA
541-596–2878
Hotel Details
7 units
No Meals

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Riverfront Inn

$ | 315 W. Harvard Ave., Roseburg, OR, 97470, USA

This clean and attractively updated vintage motor inn is just across the river (and beside a bridge with a pedestrian lane) from downtown and makes a convenient and economical base for exploring the Umpqua Valley.  

Pros

  • Some rooms have balconies facing Umpqua River
  • Beautifully landscaped grounds with a pool
  • Very reasonable rates

Cons

  • Simple decor
  • 10-minute walk from downtown
  • Though well-maintained, it's an older property
315 W. Harvard Ave., Roseburg, OR, 97470, USA
541-672–4836
Hotel Details
40 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Umpqua's Last Resort

$ | 115 Elk Ridge La., Idleyld Park, OR, USA

Offering cozy, well-outfitted cabins with loft sleeping areas and canvas tents, this verdant glamping and RV resort is set along the picturesque Rogue-Umpqua Scenic Byway, about 45 minutes east of Roseburg and on the way to Crater Lake. The staff is welcoming and helpful, and the accommodations are spotless and include comfy linens (including heated blankets), reliable Wi-Fi, grills or fire pits, and attractive furniture. There's tons to do in the immediate area: hiking, biking, rafting, and more. 

Pros

  • Serene, scenic setting
  • Friendly, inclusive vibe
  • Lots of games and activities on-site

Cons

  • Can book up early on summer weekends
  • Remote area with few dining options
  • Shared bathrooms
115 Elk Ridge La., Idleyld Park, OR, USA
541-498–2500
Hotel Details
17 units
No Meals

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